Africa News of Friday, 5 June 2020
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Nigerian undergraduate arrested for child molestation
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How I battled, survived coronavirus - Benue female ex-Reps
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US unemployment sees surprise improvement in May
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Dozens survive deadly shipwreck off Mozambique coast
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Burundi court rejects jailed journalists' appeal
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Girl, 17 arrested with her 25-year-old boyfriend for faking her own kidnapping
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FGM: Egyptian father 'used coronavirus lie to trick daughters' into procedure
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Dbanj goes mute over rape allegations
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South Sudan minister resigns over peace deal
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Coronavirus: WHO country head in Equatorial Guinea sacked
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Kenya bans single-use plastics in protected areas
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Buhari is not in charge of Nigeria - Wole Soyinka
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Madagascar minister sacked for plan to buy $2.2m sweets
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South Africa dehorns dozens of rhinos to prevent lockdown poaching surge
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Dozens of Ghana health workers test positive
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Kenya sends coronavirus patients home
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George Floyd: ANC to launch 'Black Friday' campaign
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South Sudan minister resigns over peace deal
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Nigerian woman put up for sale refuses to return home
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'Violence provokes violence', Mandela Foundation says in support of U.S. protests
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Burundi court affirms ruling party candidate's presidential victory
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African countries secure 90 million coronavirus test kits for next six months
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'Being a black man in the US is very difficult'
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Doctor handed suspended jail term for Patrick Ekeng death
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Doctor handed suspended jail term for Patrick Ekeng death
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'Being a black man in the US is very difficult' - Kei Kamara
